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Playing to a sold-out crowd, the three giants of 2000s Hot Topic culture set out to bring fans together once again following a year of empty stages and virtual performances.
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While it has the traditional rock ’n’ roll guitar and hard-hitting drums of a standard rock song, it misses the raunchy and fast punk vibe that undertones Green Day’s previous work.
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The Berkeley Repertory Theatre, located in the heart of Downtown Berkeley, has seen many productions make it to the Big Apple …
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The “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” is hardly a lonely road if you’re walking it in a venue designed to host more than 60,000 people.
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The line for Green Day’s performance at the recently refurbished UC Theatre on Thursday stretched from the entrance, around the corner at Shattuck Avenue and then all the way to the Downtown Berkeley BART entrance. There’s nothing particularly interesting about that in and of itself; plenty of popular bands have
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In the untethered hellscape of political chaos and clown attacks that 2016 has morphed into, now might be the time for some grounded familiarity to latch onto. Luckily, Green Day is back with a new album — Revolution Radio is simple, no-nonsense, brashy punk at its finest. Thank God. The
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The Fourth of July is upon us, but that doesn’t mean that you have to totally fill your week with white-bread hotdog buns and classic American low culture. Treat this week as an opportunity to stay sophisticated, taking in the heights of the East Bay’s cultural offerings, all still inspired
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A little more than 10 years ago, Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt and Tre Cool faced an unordinary obstacle. The trio, known as Green Day, was at a crossroads. Green Day’s follow-up album to Warning — Cigarettes and Valentines — was stolen from its studio. Faced with a decision to
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